Method of Providing Collateral Financed Premium for Insurance Policy and System Thereof

ABSTRACT

A method of providing collateral financed premium for an insurance policy includes the steps of securing a premium loan from a lender for annual premiums of an insured borrower of an insurance policy, and securing a collateral loan from a third party for payment of interests of the annual premium loan, wherein the interest of the financed premium will be paid by the collateral loan when an earning income from a contract value of the insurance policy is less than the annual interest of the premium loan. In addition, in computation of the contract value and the total premium loan required, credit rate of the contract value for at least the first two years of the insurance policy is set as zero percent.

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BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION Field of Invention

The present invention is related to insurance, and more particularly toa method of providing collateral financed premium for insurance policy.

Description of Related Arts

Life insurance is a common means for an individual to provide securedfund for his or her heirs after death or even provide borrowable assetsduring the insurance policy. However, the insurance applicant will beara burden of paying the premiums periodically to the insurer in order toremain his or her life insurance policy in force by paying the requiredpremiums.

A lender such as a bank may provide loan to a borrower for purchasing areal property while the real property may also bear a risk of becoming anegative equity, especially during economic depression. The value of areal property may be reduced to less than the loan amount. But if alender can provide loan for the borrower for the premium of his or herlife insurance policy, the lender will be paid back the loan amount plusagreed interest as late as after the dead of the borrower, i.e. theinsured individual, as a policy's beneficiary from the death benefit ofthe policy. Despite this there are problems remained unsolved to suchfinanced premium concept as follows.

The interest rates of the premium loan may rise to more than the gain ofcash value of the insurance policy. In other words, when the earning ofthe investment (rate of return) of the premium paid by the insured isless than the interest added to the premium loan, the insurance policyfails to pay the interest of the premium loan. The lender may require atermination of the insurance policy and the insurer to pay back thepremium loan. If the policy underperforms the loan balance, it canexceed the valve of the collateral, so that the insured would be forcedto provide more collateral to avoid default. The qualification of theinsured is difficult to be determined to both the insurer and thelender.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

The invention is advantageous in that it provides a method of providingcollateral financed premium for insurance policy, wherein low variableinterest rate is provided and the insured is abler to lock the interestrate at any time.

Another advantage of the invention is to merely qualify each institutionin the first year to guarantee for 20 premium loans and in maximum for10 years so that the insured is always covered by the insurance policy.

Another advantage of the invention is to educate the arbitrage to eachinsurance applicant, wherein the insured is encouraged to pay interestof the premium loan of his or her insurance policy to strengthen thearbitrage by the amount of the interest rate.

Another advantage of the invention is to collect the collateral at thehighest point of the premium load plus twenty to thirty percentage,depending on the age and health condition of the insured, so as toprovide a security gap for even the market provides zero percent returnsto the premium of the insurance policy for a predetermined period oftime before the premium loan is paid back to the lender.

Another advantage of the invention is to allocate a fixed account toinsure over the maximum guarantee and to provide a stress test to eachinsurance policy application.

Additional advantages and features of the invention will become apparentfrom the description which follows, and may be realized by means of theinstrumentalities and combinations particular point out in the appendedclaims.

According to the present invention, the foregoing and other objects andadvantages are attained by a method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, comprising the steps of:

(A) selecting a life insurance policy, wherein an accumulated contractvalue of said life insurance policy covers an annual premium of the lifeinsurance police;

(B) providing a loan agreement between a insured of said life insurancepolice and a lender for using a premium loan to pay said an annualpremium of said life insurance policy, wherein said life insurancepolicy is used as a collateral of said loan agreement; and

(C) terminating said life insurance policy and said loan agreement whilesaid accumulated contract value of said life insurance policy coverssaid premium load and said premium interest of said loan agreement.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, further comprises a step of I between thestep (B) and step (C):

(I) borrowing from said lender according to the a net death benefit ofsaid life insurance policy and accumulated borrow load from contractvalue while said premium loan paid from said lender.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, further comprises a step:

(II) avoiding a default of said life insurance policy by said lenderthrough paying an interest of said premium loan by said insured.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, further comprises a step:

(III) paying the interest of said premium load through an additionalcollateral provided by said third party.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, wherein said additional collateral is aletter of credit.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, wherein said third party is introduced byan insurance carrier of said life insurance policy.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, wherein said letter of credit covers aperiod of interest of said premium load.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, wherein an earning income covers saidinterest of said premium loan, said letter of credit stopping beingcashed out.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy as recited in claim 1, wherein a collateralassignment is recorded on a books of an insurance carrier that issuedsaid life insurance policy.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, wherein a credit rate for first two yearsof said insurance policy is set as zero percent in said loan agreementand said insurance policy.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, wherein said credit rate is set starting7.12% from the third year of said life insurance policy.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, wherein said premium loan interest ischange annually.

In accordance with another aspect of the invention, the presentinvention comprises a method of providing collateral financed premiumfor insurance policy, comprises the steps of:

(I) purchasing an insurance policy with collateral financed premium on ainvested business for a valuation of said invested business by a venturecapital investor;

(II) purchasing a life insurance policy with collateral financed premiumon a business owner of said invested business; and

(III) setting a agreement between said venture capital investor and saidbusiness owner of said invested business regarding to pay off the spouseof the business owner through said insurance policy and pay off saidventure capital investor through said life insurance policy of saidbusiness owner.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, comprises a step of:

(IV) purchasing a life insurance policy on a key person of said investedbusiness.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, comprising a step of:

(V) setting an agreement between said venture capital investor and saidkey person of said invested business regarding to pay off the spouse ofthe business owner through said insurance policy and pay said venturecapital investor through said life insurance policy of said businessowner.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, wherein said insurance policy withcollateral financed premium defines:

(I.1) paying an annual premium of said insurance policy until a contractvalue of said insurance policy covered said annual premium of saidinsurance policy by said venture capital investor;

(1.2) securing a load agreement between said venture capital investorand a lender through using said insurance policy as a collateral; and

(1.3) paying said an annual premium of said insurance policy through aload premium of said load agreement by said lender while said contractvalue of said insurance policy covered said annual premium of saidinsurance policy.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy wherein said life insurance policy withcollateral financed premium defines:

(I.1) paying an annual premium of said life insurance policy until acontract value of said insurance policy covered said annual premium ofsaid insurance policy by said business owner;

(I.2) securing a load agreement between said business owner and a lenderthrough using said life insurance policy as a collateral; and

(I.3) paying said an annual premium of said life insurance policythrough a load premium of said load agreement by said lender while saidcontract value of said insurance policy covered said annual premium ofsaid insurance policy.

In a preferred embodiment. the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, further comprises a step:

(a) avoiding a default of said life insurance policy by said lenderthrough paying an interest of said premium loan by said insured.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, further comprises a step:

(b) paying the interest of said premium load through an additionalcollateral provided by said third party.

In a preferred embodiment, the method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, wherein said additional collateral is aletter of credit.

Still further objects and advantages will become apparent from aconsideration of the ensuing description and drawings.

These and other objectives, features, and advantages of the presentinvention will become apparent from the following detailed description,the accompanying drawings, and the appended claims.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a table of an exemplary insured individual of a life insurancepolicy with collateral financed premium according to the preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is block diagram of a system according to the preferredembodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

The following description is disclosed to enable any person skilled inthe art to execute and use the present invention. Exemplary embodimentsare provided in the following description only as examples andmodifications will be apparent to those skilled in the art. The generalprinciples defined in the following description would be applied toother embodiments, alternatives, modifications, equivalents, andapplications without departing from the spirit and scope of the presentinvention.

A secured loan is a type of security interest which arises when a lenderand borrower agree in a security agreement that the lender, as thesecured party, may take specific collateral owned by the borrower if theborrower defaults on the loan.

A lender, such a bank, and a borrower who is a life insurance applicantsecure a premium loan based upon a life insurance policy of the borrowerto pay the premium of the life insurance policy for the borrower, i.e.the insured of the life insurance policy. The agreement between thelender and the borrower of such premium loan could be considered as asecurity agreement which is a collateral assignment recorded on thebooks of the insurance carrier (insurer) that issued the life insurancepolicy. The secured party is able to obtain title to the life insurancepolicy based on the recordation of such collateral assignment andsecurity agreement.

Generally, an insured party would be an entity or an individual whopurchased an insurance policy by paying an insurance carrier such as aninsurance company a premium. According to the exemplary embodiment ofthe present invention, the insurance policy is a life insurance policywhich may name the insured as both the record owner and the beneficialowner. The insured is responsible for making periodic premium paymentsto the insurance company in order to maintain the insurance policy andthus the insured is entitled to any benefit conferred by the insurancepolicy.

As shown in FIG. 1, as an example, an individual purchased a lifeinsurance policy for a face amount US$10,000,000 (death benefit) at theage of fifty seven years to old. The annual premium will be US$694,079.In other words, the insured has to pay a premium of US$694,079 everyyear until the total contract value accumulated to an amount that isable to gain earning value per year equal to or more than the annualpremium to be paid by the insured. Then, the insured may select tocontinue to pay the annual premium every year to accumulate the contractvalue or not to pay his or her annual premium and authorize theinsurance carrier to use the annual earning income from the contractvalue to pay the annual premium.

According to the exemplary embodiment as shown in FIG. 1, the lifeinsurance policy is embodied to have an annual crediting rate 7.12%. Alender such as a commercial bank is engaged with the insurance carrierand the insured under a security agreement to lend the insured an annualfund equal to the annual premium, for example US$694,079, and securesuch loan transaction using this life insurance policy as collateral forthe loan for premium payment. Accordingly, the annual premium becomesannual financed premium and the insured becomes an insured borrower tothe lender under the above security agreement and, preferably, anotherloan agreement incorporated with the security agreement between thelender and the insured borrower.

Accordingly, the lender will pay the financed premium US$694,079 of thelife insurance policy for the insured borrower annually. In order toensure the crediting rate of interest can produce earning value to coverthe annual premium, the credit rate for first two years of the insurancepolicy is set as zero percent (0%) in the security agreement and theinsurance policy when computing the annual interest of the loan for thefinanced premium with a loan rate of interest. A reasonable credit rate,for example 7.12%, will be set starting from the third year of theinsurance policy. As illustrated in FIG. 1, after the eight years fromthe insurance policy, at the age of sixty-four, eight financed premiums,a total of US$5,552,632 net loan balance is paid by the lender as eightannual financed premiums for the insured borrower. The premium loaninterest may change annually, for example it increases by 0.02˜0.03%each year due to the accumulation of the loan balance. For example, thepremium loan interests from year one to year fourteen of the insurancepolicy are 3.89%, 3.92%, 3.94%, 3.99%, 4.02%, 4.04%, 4.07%, 4.09%,4.12%, 4.14%, 4.17%, 4.19%, and 4.22% respectively. A total of premiumloan interest is US$2,386,106. Therefore, the premium loan balance plusthe premium loan interest will be a sum of US$7,938,738.

According to the above exemplary embodiment, even though the credit rateis 0% for the first two years and there is no earning income and thereis around a 7.12% credit rate from the third, the contract value in theeighth year will be around US$6,019,865 and it can cover the ninthpremium. In other words, the insured has no need to pay the premium sothat the lender does not need to pay the annual financed premium for theinsured borrower in his or her life insurance policy. At the fourteenyear of the insurance policy, the contract value may increase toUS$8,849,329 that has been already more than the total premium loanUS$7,938,738, including the premium loan balance plus the premium loaninterest, and can be paid off from the contract value. Therefore, basedon for example a credit rate of merely 7.12%, the loan agreement andsecurity agreement between the lender and the insured borrower completedand terminated and the life insurance policy will solely owned by theinsured.

In addition, the insured can borrow, for example, an amount US$259,794each year from the contract value of the life insurance policy until adeath of the insured, for example at the age of ninety years old. Thebeneficiary of this life insurance may still receive a net death benefitof US$6,762,547. In addition to the 19 years of borrowed loan fromcontract value by the insured, that is US$4,936,086, a total ofUS$11,698,633 will be benefited by the insured from his or her lifeinsurance policy while the premium was actually paid by the premium loanfrom the lender.

To ensure the effective of the premium loan from the lender so as toremain the life insurance policy in force and avoid any default of thelife insurance policy by the lender, the insured borrower is encouragedto simply pay the interest of the premium loan for the financed premiumannually. In other words, the insured borrow has no need to pay theannual premium but merely the interest of the premium loan thereof.

In addition to the lender of the annual financed premium, a third partyis introduced by the insurance carrier to provide a letter of credit asan additional collateral to the payment of the interest of the premiumloan, especially when the insured borrower select not to pay the annualinterest of the premium loan by himself or herself. Therefore, eventhough the earning income from the contract value of the year does notcover the interest of the premium loan, the third party will pay theinterest of the premium loan as a third party loan. The letter of creditcan be secured by the assets of the insured borrower. The insured borrowand the third party can be engaged with another security agreementincorporated with the life insurance policy and the security agreementbetween the lender, the insured borrower and the insurance carrier.According to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention as shownin FIG. 1, the letter of credit may simply cover the first eight yearsof the life insurance policy, covering from the first year to the eighthyear for US$314,867, US$460,341, US$608,582, US$634,901, US$612,875,US$539,300, US$322,211, and US$14,487 respectively. Of course, as longas the earning income can cover the interest of the premium loan, theletter of credit will not need to be cashed out. Such letter of creditfrom the third party can prevent the policy being collapsed.

By means of the premium loan from the lender for the premium as well asthe collateral letter of credit, the premiums of the life insurancepolicy for the insured become collateral financed premiums. It is worthmentioning that a life insurance policy with collateral financed premiumaccording to the present invention is a secure tool for a venturecapital to guarantee a return of its investment. The investor may secureits investment in a business in an insurance policy with the collateralfinanced premium of the present invention, wherein the face amount ofthe insurance policy can be at least equal to the venture capitalinvestment. Even though the business fails, the investor may still payback from the loan from the contract value and/or death benefit of theinsurance policy of the owner of the business. The business owner or keyperson of the business may also use the life insurance policy with thecollateral financed premium of the present invention for establishinghis or her retirement plan as long as this person is qualified by thelender and the insurance carrier.

For example, the venture capital investor can purchase an insurancepolicy on the invested business for the valuation of the business. Ifthe business is worth for 5 millions, the face amount of the insurancepolicy is 5 millions. The venture capital investor may select to pay ornot pay the interest of the premium loan to the lender. Within 2 to 4years, the amount invested is in the insurance policy and the lenderfinanced it. If the business owner is dead, the venture capital investormay use the insurance policy to pay off the spouse at a set price andthe deceased business owner's estate would pay 50% of the dead benefitto the venture capital investor according to an agreement between theventure capital investor and the business owner.

Referring to FIG. 2 of the drawing, a system of structure of thepreferred embodiment of the present invention is illustrated. A systemof providing collateral financed premium for insurance policy comprises:an insurance policy management module 10, an agreement management module20 and a user management module 40. The insurance policy management 10,the agreement management module 20 are communicatively connected eachother. The user management module 40 is stored the user information,such as the user name, the user account, the user contact informationand so on. The user can be an insured, an insurance carrier, a venturecapital, a lender or a third party. The user can be an entity or anindividual, such as the insured can be an entity or an individual, theinsurance carrier can be an entity or an individual. The user is able topurchase an insurance policy through the insurance policy managementmodule 10. It is worth mentioning that the insurance policy provided bythe insurance policy management module 10 by paying an insurance carriersuch as an insurance company a premium. The user is defined as aninsured. The insurance policy management module 10 is able to select theinsurance policy provided by the insurance carrier according to theinsured information. The insurance policy management module 10 is ableto execute the insurance police. More specially, the insurance policymanagement module 10 is able to pay the premium from the account of theinsured to the account of the insurance carrier. It is worth mentioningthat the payment of the premium from the account of the insured to theaccount of the insurance carrier is required the authority of theinsured and the insurance carrier.

Preferably, the insurance policy management module 10 is sold a lifeinsurance police. For example, as shown on FIG. 1, an individualpurchased a life insurance policy for a face amount US$10,000,000 (deathbenefit) at the age of fifty seven years old through the insurancepolicy management module 10. The annual premium will be US$694,079. Inother words, after the insurance policy management module 10 isauthorized by the insurance carrier and the insured, the insurancepolicy management module 10 executes the life insurance policy. Morespecifically, the insurance policy management module 10 pay a premium ofUS$694,079 every year from the account of the insured to the account ofthe insurance carrier. The insurance policy management module 10 furthermonitors the contract value of the insurance policy. If the totalcontract value accumulated to an amount that is able to gain earningvalue per year equal to or more than the annual premium to be paid bythe insured through the insurance policy management module 10, then theinsurance policy management module 10 is able to pay his or her annualpremium through using the annual earning income from the contract valueby the insurance carrier. The insurance policy management module 10sends a engaged data to the agreement management module 20. Theinsurance carrier is authorize by the insured through the insurancepolicy management module 10. The insured may select to continue to paythe annual premium every year to accumulate the contract value throughthe insurance policy management module 10. As shown on FIG. 1, thesecond row shows the title of each column: age 100, annual financedpremium 101, beginning loan balance 102, loan rate 103, annual interest104, ending load balance 105, annual out of pocket 106, contract value107, surrender value 108, additional collateral required 109, deathbenefit 110, net death benefit 111.

According to the exemplary embodiment as shown in FIG. 1, the insurancepolicy management module 10 creates the life insurance policy andconfigures an annual crediting rate 7.12%. The agreement manager module20 analyzes the engaged data to determine the insurance policy 113. Theagreement management module 20 further analyzes the insurance policy todetermine the insured and the insurance carrier. The agreementmanagement module 20 selects a lender, such as a commercial bank, toengage with the insurance carrier and the insured under a securityagreement to lend the insured an annual fund equal to the annualpremium, for example US$694,079. The agreement management module 20further secures the loan transaction using this life insurance policy112 as collateral for the loan for premium payment. The agreementmanagement module 20 defines the annual premium as annual financedpremium and the insured as an insured borrower according to abovesecurity agreement. The agreement management module 20 creating anotherloan agreement. Another loan agreement incorporated with the securityagreement between the lender and the insured borrower.

The agreement management module 20 is authorized by the lender and theinsured borrower. The agreement management module 20 pays the financedpremium US$694,079 of the life insurance policy for the insured borrowerannually through transferring the payment from the account of the lenderto the account of the insurance carrier annually.

The system of providing collateral financed premium for insurance policyfurther comprises a risk control module 30 for control the risk. Inorder to ensure the crediting rate of interest can produce earning valueto cover the annual premium, the risk control module 30 sends aninstruction to the insurance policy management module 10 and theagreement management module 20 for setting the credit rate as zeropercent (0%) in a period of the insurance policy when computing theannual interest of the loan for the financed premium with a loan rate ofinterest. Preferably, the credit rate for the first two years of theinsurance is set as zero percent in the security agreement and theinsurance policy when computing the annual interest of the loan for thefinanced premium with a loan rate of interest. A reasonable credit rate,for example 7.12%, will be set starting from the third year of theinsurance policy through the insurance policy management module 10. Asillustrated in FIG. 1, after the eight years from the insurance policy,at the age of sixty-four, eight financed premiums, a total ofUS$5,552,632 net loan balance is paid by the lender as eight annualfinanced premiums for the insured borrower.

The agreement management module 20 configures the premium loan interestchange annually. For example it increases by 0.02˜0.03% each year due tothe accumulation of the loan balance. For example, the premium loaninterests from year one to year fourteen of the insurance policy are3.89%, 3.92%, 3.94%, 3.99%, 4.02%, 4.04%, 4.07%, 4.09%, 4.12%, 4.14%,4.17%, 4.19%, and 4.22% respectively. A total of premium loan interestis US$2,386,106. Therefore, the premium loan balance plus the premiumloan interest will be a sum of US$7,938,738.

According to the above exemplary embodiment, even though the credit rateis 0% for the first two years and there is no earning income and thereis around a 7.12% credit rate from the third, the contract value in theeighth year will be around US$6,019,865 and it can cover the ninthpremium. In other words, the insured has no need to pay the premium sothat the lender does not need to pay the annual financed premium for theinsured borrower in his or her life insurance policy. At the fourteenyear of the insurance policy, the contract value may increase toUS$8,849,329 that has been already more than the total premium loanUS$7,938,738, including the premium loan balance plus the premium loaninterest, and can be paid off from the contract value. Therefore, basedon for example a credit rate of merely 7.12%, the loan agreement andsecurity agreement between the lender and the insured borrower completedand terminated through the agreement management module 20 and the lifeinsurance policy will solely owned by the insured through the insurancepolicy management module 20.

Through the insurance policy management module 10, the insured is ableto borrow. For example, an amount US$259,794 each year from the contractvalue of the life insurance policy until a death of the insured, forexample at the age of ninety years old. The insurance policy managementmodule 10 computes the beneficiary of this life insurance receiving anet death benefit of US$6,762,547. In addition to the 19 years ofborrowed loan from contract value by the insured, that is US$4,936,086,a total of US$11,698,633 will be benefited by the insured from his orher life insurance policy while the premium was actually paid by thepremium loan from the lender.

To ensure the effective of the premium loan from the lender so as toremain the life insurance policy in force and avoid any default of thelife insurance policy by the lender, the risk control management 30sends an instruction of paying the interesting of the premium load forthe financed premium annually to the agreement management module 20. Theagreement management module 20 pays the interesting of the premium loadannually from the account of the insured borrower to the lender.

The risk control management 30 sends an letter of credit instruction tothe agreement management module 20 to create a credit secure agreementregarding to provide a letter of credit as an addition collateral to thepayment of the interest of the premium loan by insured borrower.Especially, when the insured borrower select not to pay the annualinterest of the premium loan by himself or herself. The letter of creditis provided by a third party introduced by the insurance carrier.Therefore, even though the earning income from the contract value of theyear does not cover the interest of the premium loan, the third partywill pay the interest of the premium loan as a third party loan. Therisk is controlled through the risk control management 30. The insuredborrow and the third party can be engaged with the credit securityagreement incorporated with the life insurance policy and the securityagreement between the lender, the insured borrower and the insurancecarrier. According to the exemplary embodiment of the present inventionas shown in FIG. 1, the letter of credit may simply cover the firsteight years of the life insurance policy, covering from the first yearto the eighth year for US$314,867, US$460,341, US$608,582, US$634,901,US$612,875, US$539,300, US$322,211, and US$14,487 respectively. Ofcourse, as long as the earning income can cover the interest of thepremium loan, the letter of credit will not need to be cashed out. Suchletter of credit from the third party can prevent the policy beingcollapsed.

The insurance policy management module 10 further comprises an insurancepolicy creating module 11 and an insurance executing module 12. Theinsurance policy creating module 11 creates the insurance policy. Theinsurance policy creating module 11 receives the instruction sent fromthe risk control module 30. The insurance policy creates the insurancepolicy according to the instruction sent from the risk control module30. The insurance executing module 12 is communicatively connected withthe insurance policy creating module 11. The insurance executing module12 executes the insurance policy. The insurance executing module 12arranges the insured pay the premium from the account of the insured tothe account of the insurance carrier. The insurance policy managementmodule 10 further comprises a insurance transaction module 13 forproviding purchase the insurance police. The insurance policy creatingmodule 11 is able to create the life insurance policy.

The agreement management module 20 further comprises an agreementcreating module 21 and an agreement executing module 22. The agreementcreating module 21 is communicatively connected with the agreementexecuting module 22. The agreement creating module is able to receivethe instruction sent from the risk control module 30 and create theagreement according to the instruction. The agreement creating module 21is able to create a secure agreement by using the insurance policy as acollateral. The life insurance policy is able to be a collateral forcreate a secure agreement through the agreement creating module 21. Theagreement executing module 22 arranges the payment regarding to theagreement. For example, the agreement executing module 22 arranges thepayment regarding to the load agreement. The insured borrower isarranged to pay the payment to the lender through transfer the paymentfrom the account of the insured borrower to the account of the lender.

In another preferred embodiment, the investor purchases a insurancepolicy for the business invested by the investor through the insurancepolicy transaction module 13. The face amount of the insurance policycan be at least equal to the venture capital investment. The agreementcreating module 21 creating a business secure agreement by using theinsurance policy. In other words, the investor secure its investment ina business in an insurance policy with the collateral financed premiumof the present invention. Even though the business fails, the investormay still pay back from the loan from the contract value and/or deathbenefit of the insurance policy of the owner of the business.Furthermore, the business owner or key person of the business purchaselife insurance policy through the insurance policy transaction module13. And then the agreement creating module 21 creates the life secureagreement by using the life insurance policy as a collateral. In otherwords, The business owner or key person of the business may also use thelife insurance policy with the collateral financed premium of thepresent invention for establishing his or her retirement plan as long asthis person is qualified by the lender and the insurance carrier.

One skilled in the art will understand that the embodiment of thepresent invention as shown in the drawings and described above isexemplary only and not intended to be limiting.

It will thus be seen that the objects of the present invention have beenfully and effectively accomplished. The embodiments have been shown anddescribed for the purposes of illustrating the functional and structuralprinciples of the present invention and is subject to change withoutdeparture from such principles. Therefore, this invention includes allmodifications encompassed within the spirit and scope of the followingclaims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A method of providing collateral financed premiumfor insurance policy, comprising the steps of: (A) selecting a lifeinsurance policy, wherein an accumulated contract value of said lifeinsurance policy covers an annual premium of the life insurance police;(B) providing a loan agreement between a insured of said life insurancepolice and a lender for using a premium loan to pay said an annualpremium of said life insurance policy, wherein said life insurancepolicy is used as a collateral of said loan agreement; and (C)terminating said life insurance policy and said loan agreement whilesaid accumulated contract value of said life insurance policy coverssaid premium load and said premium interest of said loan agreement. 2.The method of providing collateral financed premium for insurancepolicy, as recited in claim 1, further comprises a step of I between thestep (B) and step (C): (I) borrowing from said lender according to the anet death benefit of said life insurance policy and accumulated borrowload from contract value while said premium loan paid from said lender.3. The method of providing collateral financed premium for insurancepolicy, as recited in claim 1, further comprises a step: (II) avoiding adefault of said life insurance policy by said lender through paying aninterest of said premium loan by said insured.
 4. The method ofproviding collateral financed premium for insurance policy, as recitedin claim 1, further comprises a step: (III) paying the interest of saidpremium load through an additional collateral provided by said thirdparty.
 5. The method of providing collateral financed premium forinsurance policy, as recited in claim 4, wherein said additionalcollateral is a letter of credit.
 6. The method of providing collateralfinanced premium for insurance policy, as recited in claim 5, whereinsaid third party is introduced by an insurance carrier of said lifeinsurance policy.
 7. The method of providing collateral financed premiumfor insurance policy, as recited in claim 5, wherein said letter ofcredit covers a period of interest of said premium load.
 8. The methodof providing collateral financed premium for insurance policy, asrecited in claim 5, wherein an earning income covers said interest ofsaid premium loan, said letter of credit stopping being cashed out. 9.The method of providing collateral financed premium for insurance policyas recited in claim 1, wherein a collateral assignment is recorded on abooks of an insurance carrier that issued said life insurance policy.10. The method of providing collateral financed premium for insurancepolicy as recited in claim 1, wherein a credit rate for first two yearsof said insurance policy is set as zero percent in said loan agreementand said insurance policy.
 11. The method of providing collateralfinanced premium for insurance policy, as recited in claim 10, whereinsaid credit rate is set starting 7.12% from the third year of said lifeinsurance policy.
 12. The method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, as recited in claim 10, wherein saidpremium loan interest is change annually.
 13. A method of providingcollateral financed premium for insurance policy, comprises the stepsof: (I) purchasing an insurance policy with collateral financed premiumon a invested business for a valuation of said invested business by aventure capital investor; (II) purchasing a life insurance policy withcollateral financed premium on a business owner of said investedbusiness; and (III) setting a agreement between said venture capitalinvestor and said business owner of said invested business regarding topay off the spouse of the business owner through said insurance policyand pay off said venture capital investor through said life insurancepolicy of said business owner.
 14. The method of providing collateralfinanced premium for insurance policy, as recited in claim 13, comprisesa step of: (IV) purchasing a life insurance policy on a key person ofsaid invested business.
 15. The method of providing collateral financedpremium for insurance policy, comprising a step of: (V) setting anagreement between said venture capital investor and said key person ofsaid invested business regarding to pay off the spouse of the businessowner through said insurance policy and pay said venture capitalinvestor through said life insurance policy of said business owner. 16.The method of providing collateral financed premium for insurance policyas recited in claim 13, wherein said insurance policy with collateralfinanced premium defines: (I.1) paying an annual premium of saidinsurance policy until a contract value of said insurance policy coveredsaid annual premium of said insurance policy by said venture capitalinvestor; (1.2) securing a load agreement between said venture capitalinvestor and a lender through using said insurance policy as acollateral; and (1.3) paying said an annual premium of said insurancepolicy through a load premium of said load agreement by said lenderwhile said contract value of said insurance policy covered said annualpremium of said insurance policy.
 17. The method of providing collateralfinanced premium for insurance policy as recited in claim 13, whereinsaid life insurance policy with collateral financed premium defines:(I.1) paying an annual premium of said life insurance policy until acontract value of said insurance policy covered said annual premium ofsaid insurance policy by said business owner; (I.2) securing a loadagreement between said business owner and a lender through using saidlife insurance policy as a collateral; and (I.3) paying said an annualpremium of said life insurance policy through a load premium of saidload agreement by said lender while said contract value of saidinsurance policy covered said annual premium of said insurance policy.18. The method of providing collateral financed premium for insurancepolicy, as recited in claim 16, further comprises a step: (a) avoiding adefault of said life insurance policy by said lender through paying aninterest of said premium loan by said insured.
 19. The method ofproviding collateral financed premium for insurance policy, as recitedin claim 16, further comprises a step: (b) paying the interest of saidpremium load through an additional collateral provided by said thirdparty.
 20. The method of providing collateral financed premium forinsurance policy, as recited in claim 18, wherein said additionalcollateral is a letter of credit.